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Tag Archive: best interests of the child

JUDGE TO FEUDING PARENTS: YOU DON’T BELONG IN MY COURT

Jessica Brant | March 27, 2026

Family court judges are becoming increasingly frustrated with parents who bring minor grievances to court, particularly when these disputes focus on personal animosities or historical issues between parents, rather than... Continue Reading...

THE MISCONCEPTION OF PEACE BONDS IN FAMILY COURT

Jessica Brant | February 12, 2026

When spouses separate, allegations of family violence can heavily influence decisions regarding parenting arrangements, spousal support, and even property division. It is critical for spouses navigating family law proceedings to... Continue Reading...

FORENSIC ADVICE IN HIGH-NET-WORTH DIVORCES

Marigona Binakaj | February 5, 2026

High-net-worth divorces bring a level of complexity that often surpasses standard family law cases. From intricate asset portfolios to emotionally charged custody battles, these cases demand expertise that goes beyond... Continue Reading...

HOW DO JUDGES CHOOSE A CHILD’S SCHOOL WHEN PARENTS DON’T AGREE?

Jessica Brant | January 9, 2026

When separated parents can’t agree on which school their child should attend, the decision may ultimately fall to a judge. This article outlines how Ontario courts approach school placement decisions... Continue Reading...

WHAT DO JUDGES THINK ABOUT SPANKING A CHILD?

Jessica Brant | September 15, 2025

In the case of S.C. v. M.S., 2024 ONCJ 371 (CanLII), Justice Daudlin heard a trial on parenting for the parties’ 10-year-old daughter. The mother asked for an order that the father only see... Continue Reading...